Florida couple's 41-year effort turns 1908 home into county's first historic landmark
The Johnson Helm House in Oneco, Florida, has been designated as the county's first local historic landmark. Built in 1908, the property was carefully maintained by couple Margi and Pat Nanney for more than 41 years. Their dedication ensured that the home's original architectural features remained intact, with no modern alterations compromising its historic character. The landmark recognition also highlights the region's significant agricultural heritage.
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